The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-15

school building as there is in the county
and quite good school yard if a few days
labor was put in in fixing it up.
The propeller Ludington towed the
hull of the tug recently built by Jasper
Hanson to Chicago, yesterday where it
Will be supplied with machinery.
ISAAC CRATE and August Terens of
Mishicott have passion for rabbit hunt {
ing but the rabbits seem to have a like
passion for getting away from them.
A REPORT was in circulation last week
that Lucas was again in the city. If he
should ever get in jail again new court
house would be an absolute necessity.
We are showing lot of fine Marsailles
Quilts at much lower prices than same
quality could have been bought for here
tofore. % SCHUETTE Bros.
MEMBERS of Clipper City Lodge, A. o.
q. W., are requested to attend the meet |
ing next Wednesday eve Officers will
be elected and other important business
considered.
THE wood pile of this office is dwind- !
ling to point. Cash will be paid for
good hard wood even though the cash
must be stolen. People must keep warm
at all hazards.
The bond OF the water-works company
was accepted by the city council On Mon
day last. This settles all preliminaries
and the company now may go to work to
put in its plant.
NOTICES Of teachers meetings should
be sent to all the local papers so that all
teachers may know of time and place.
The papers will very gladly aid in max
ing these meetinge success.
DIR. O'CoNNELL is authority for the
statement that a new depot building is
to be built at Reedsville and the old one
in that village is to be moved to Manito-
voc. That's one point gained.
Mr.. ANDREW Olson, for many years q
resident of this city, died yesterday
morning of cancer of the throat. He was
a gentleman who enjoyed the respect and
confidence of all who knew him.
The reading and concert to be given
by Miss Miss Murphy tomorrow night
should call out large audience. The
young lady has talent and those who
hear her cannot fail to be pleased.
New School houses will be built in the
Ording district in Cooperstown and in
the Pellet district in Gibson next season.
These are the only school buildings of
the primitive style left in the county.
WE are showing a most beautiful line
of plain and fancy Toilet Sets, with or
without jars, at prices ranging from 50, rs
up to $500 per set.
SCHUETTE Bros.
THERE is some talk of plans being
drawn for new depot building in this
city which should fully satisfy the people.
Such an evidence of good will would do
much toward restoring cordial relations
NJ. Fl. MURPHY has been sent outside
his district on little detective work.
There are number of illicit distilleries
in northern counties and Mr.. Murphy
has become an expert in scenting them
out.
NJ. l.. CCoNEY was quite seriously hurt
on Monday last by train of cars. He
was shipping cattle by rail and was
crushed by a moving car and some OBJ
struction. His injuries are more painful
than serious.
THE Phoenix Quartette of Appleton
which is to take part in the entertain
nent at the Opera House tomorrow
night, has appeared before Manitowoc
audiences number of times and always
secured their hearty approval.
My line of holidays goods embraces a
variety of Toilet cases, Infant cases, Jew
ell cases, Gentlemen's travelling cases,
Cuff and Collar cases, Manicure sets,
Brush and Broom Holders. &c. &c.
OSCAR A. ALTER.
The Irish OF Milwaukee claim they
have not the representation they are en-
titled to in the official list of the Repub-
lican Club of that city. 1t seems strange
to hear of Irish republicans but these are
by no means strange birds these days.
Another lot of ladies' and misses New
markets was just received. We are do
ing Our utmost to keep our Cloak stock
as complete as the lateness of the season
will warrant.
Is SCHUETTE Bros.
THE teachers meeting held in this city
on Saturday last was the most success
full held In years. The ladies took the
working oar and made it decidedly in.
interesting, talking good sense and
at considerable length in a majority of
cases.
ALBERT LANoRErH left for a business
visit to Chicago on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Landreth is taking an initiatory stop
toward securing a series of entertain
ments for the winter to consist of lectures
by men of reputation and concerts by
first class talent.
KREss is trying to witch the world
with feats of Craftsmanship" His eques-
TRAN performances take place in the grey
of morning when most people are snugly
wrapped up in bed. SANFORD will lie in
wait one of these cold mornings and
brighten that horse.
CAPTAIN TN KELLEY reached his home
on Saturday last, one of the last to close
the season. Among the many men in
whose reputation on the lakes Manito-
voc may justly take pride, there is none
who excels ''Tlm," who was master of a
vessel when he was boy
GLOVES AND MITTENS large as
, sortment, for all occasions and purposes,
at Schuette Bros.